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Emerson Launch, the College’s startup incubator, is back this fall with new ventures and some new initiatives to get more students involved in the program, and with entrepreneurship in a … Continue Reading Emerson Launch: New Year, New Startups, New Initiatives
Charna Mamlok Westervelt, a skilled wordsmith with more than a decade of experience in higher education, has taken over as editor of Expression, the magazine for alumni and friends of … Continue Reading Expression Magazine Gets New Editor
Emerson alumni Jay Bienstock ’87, executive producer on NBC’s The Voice, and Brittany Martin Porter ’10, producer, took home Primetime Emmy Awards Sunday, September 18, for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program. … Continue Reading Emerson Alumni Win Emmys for “The Voice”
In a battle of the Lions vs. Lyons, the Emerson women’s volleyball team notched its second consecutive sweet in a 3-0 NEWMAC victory over Mount Holyoke on Saturday afternoon at … Continue Reading Emerson Women’s Volleyball Powers Past Mount Holyoke in 3-0 Sweep
Emerson College was Ashley Menard’s top choice. Scratch that—it was the only school she wanted to attend. But with no financial support from family, Menard ’20 wasn’t sure she’d be … Continue Reading Ansin Scholarships Broaden Opportunity for Deserving Students
ArtsEmerson founder Robert Orchard in the Paramount Mainstage, soon to be renamed the Robert J. Orchard Stage in honor of his contributions to Boston theater. Photo/Paul Marotta Emerson College is … Continue Reading Paramount Mainstage to Be Renamed for ArtsEmerson Founder
Leonard Foglia ’76, a renowned director of plays and operas, returned to his alma mater on Wednesday, September 14, to talk to students about what he looks for in actors, … Continue Reading Celebrated Alumnus Theater Director Shares Advice with Students
The 2016-2017 season of the Bright Lights Film Series opened with a full house of 175 students, faculty and alumni all buzzing to watch the “fart movie” that sparked walkouts … Continue Reading Alumni-Directed "Swiss Army Man" Wows Audience at Bright Lights Screening
Professor Emeritus Walter Littlefield, a founder of the Political Communication program at Emerson, died Tuesday, September 13. Communication Studies Chair Gregory Payne said Littlefield was “one of the most inspirational … Continue Reading Political Communication Professor Littlefield Was Funny, Fair-Minded, Recall Colleagues
Emerson College has risen in the rankings of U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 Best Regional Universities in the North, moving up two spots to #8 this year, while maintaining … Continue Reading Emerson Moves Up in U.S. News Ranking